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All hail the First President Of Biafra! What has Abaribe got to do with Nigeria. Is he not Nnamdi Kanu’s Godfather? Are they abandoning their IPOB hoodlums? |
Biafra erect your own. You are all going back to the tiny rainforest enclave.
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Please give them Biafra. Whether they like it or not. |
[b]Senate President Ahmad Lawan The Coalition of Northern Groups, CNG, on Thursday, called on the National Assembly to suspend the review of the 1999 Constitution, describing it as ill-timed and uncalled for, particularly in the face of the growing agitation for Nigeria’s break-up. It also urged the National Assembly to invoke the doctrine of necessity to organize a Biafra referendum as the final step towards the separation of the Igbo from the rest of Nigeria. This was part of the presentation which CNG made before the leadership of the National Assembly against the backdrop of the disturbances created by certain interest groups in the South-East, in the form of the agitation for a separate State of Biafra. Briefing journalists in Abuja after the presentation, CNG Spokesman, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, noted that the Biafra agitation in the Southeast had turned violent, alleging that the aim of the unrest in the region was to instigate reprisals by northerners against people from other parts of the country. He said, “We demanded the immediate suspension of the ongoing exercise for the review of the 1999 Constitution and to concentrate on the first priority of determining who and what actually constitutes Nigeria as a nation in the present circumstance in which the Igbo, by taking up arms against the Nigerian state for the third time, have foreclosed every hope for the rest of us to continue coexisting with them as one nation. “In order to achieve the final separation of the Igbo from the rest of Nigeria, we also demanded the NASS to organize a referendum by seeking the cover of the same Doctrine of Necessity invoked by Nigeria’s federal Parliament that paved way for former President Goodluck Jonathan’s takeover by declaring the late President Umaru Musa Yaradua unfit. “We further demanded NASS to prevail on the federal government of Nigeria to invite the United Nations as well as the African Union and ECOWAS, to initiate the process of self-determination to mandate the Biafrans out of the Nigerian union by leveraging on the several relevant international treaties and conventions to which Nigeria is a signatory. “Today, everyone can see that the diabolical scheme planned and exhibited in the actions and clamours of IPOB, supported morally and politically by the vast majority of the pliant and affrighted Igbo elites, politicians, traditional rulers, business persons, and the larger population of this ethnic group has pushed Nigeria to the precipice. “We are convinced that this renewed violent determination of the Igbo to see through the secession of the South-East from Nigeria is now real and cannot be avoided or deferred any longer without terrible consequences. “In order to avoid such mishaps and unnecessary devastation on all sides, particularly the South-East whose leaders and agitators are now bent on driving it over the brink into a catastrophe, CNG is of the view that resort to available means of actualising the separation of the South-East from the rest of Nigeria is today a vital task that must be undertaken by all.” Suleiman also argued that in order to prevent a descent into another civil war, and to forestall mass killings and untold sufferings, CNG has committed to the call for a referendum that will finally separate the South East from Nigeria. He added, “In this connection, we are hoping the NASS will come up with a framework to be agreed upon in the course of the referendum and its final implementation in the South-East or any enclave that wishes to secede from Nigeria. All identified indigenes (Igbos) of the enclave or entity that called for secession (South East) must leave the territory of Nigeria and assemble in their designated enclave for the purpose of the exercise. “The outcome of the referendum shall be final, irreversible and shall not be reviewed or reconsidered for any other reasons. Citizens of the breakaway enclave shall be deprived of any automatic rights to return to the territory of the rump Nigeria, or to be admitted to live in any of its parts. “We are aware that all this while, the North continued to bear the brunt of the violent agitations for secession with equanimity, stoical calm and resignation. “Therefore, as the CNG recommits to the pursuit of a final constitutional separation with Biafra, we urge the North to remain the bulwark of respect, integrity, dignity, decorum, tradition, decency, morality, civilization, etiquette, good behaviour, politeness, accommodation, and all other positive traits with the assurance that the good will ultimately prevail over evil.” (Vanguard) [/b] |
I watched that video. The main issue NCM was emphasizing is that anyone , Oduah or Biafra can separate peacefully from Nigeria. Northerners are happy with that. But I have noticed that the separation agitators always avoid further discussions when Northerners welcome their threats to separate. Are the dot in circle separatists serious or just fooling around?
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I’m sorry but you are in the wrong place trying to receive medical attention from a social media forum. You need to quickly see and ENT Doctor. You have used a lot of antibiotics with no effect perhaps because what you have looks like a Candida albicans fungal infection. Please go and see and ENT Doctor who will make the correct diagnosis and you may need both topical and systemic antifungal therapy. With the type of symptoms you have , an important differential diagnosis is diphtheria. Please go to the right professionals. |
All I see here in the comments against El-Rufa’i are insults with no logical argument against his stand on resource management and curving excesses to bring efficiently and value for money required for true progress. He is also working to increase people’s contribution towards the general good of all, through taxation and more realistic contribution towards quality education. In my view these are the thinking of a focused leader working for positive development within the limits of available resources. But Nigerians want to have everything without working for it. But free meal doesn’t exist in a sane and realistic society. Other states will soon learn from El-Rufa’i. Deception by leaders cannot bring about the quality governance we all deserve. |
MarveworldG:Yes. Especially our hardworking brothers of the East. |
RichBoy247:The myth of 3 million people is another lie that your generation are fed on. Where is the war graveyard? |
Freestainworld:Just listen to yourself |
larryjonze:The government was elected democratically with a huge majority and observed by the whole world. Your people’s 5% is still a fair contribution. You had your choice , the majority had their way. The dictator is the psychopath Kanu commanding brainless youths to kill poliment and soldiers and burn police stations and offices of the symbol democracy - INEC. |
Maddiba:Wisdom perhaps. But integrity , I can’t see the connection. |
orisa37:Nonsensical conspiracy theorists. Buhari is doing his best to curve insecurity all over the country but definitely more effort is needed. By the way how is your Auntie Christiana Amanpour getting on with her Ovarian Cancer? |
We can see hope in the fight against corruption if Wike is removed from office and sent to jail.
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Can’t You compare the various church enterprises and know that the prosperity churches are fake? The fake and Devilish churches are a million times richer because of the gullible Christians. |
The CNN has a message for Twitter You cant fool around with India They have 700 million who use the internet. They are potentially Twitters largest customer base. India has threatened to speak to Twitter in the language they will understand . Twitter is nodding but dragging its feet. Indians are now urging India to do Nigeria to Twitter Meanwhile CNN has warned Twitter to be careful with Nigeria CNN said Nigeria is Africa And if Twitter doesn't quickly sort itself out many Africa countries might go Nigeria. Emboldened , Nigeria wants Twitter to register in Nigeria And to contain voices of bigotry, division and hate. CNN advice is that Twitter should use locals who understand local politics and culture as regulators in certain jurisdictions rather than using a universal template Looks like Twitter is preparing to prostrate before India and Nigeria. Ugo Egbujo |
It is so difficult to know if Pete Edochie is acting or not. He made similar eloquent speeches in some of his films. |
[quote author= post=102770510]Dem MANNA, AKA da truth in da building. Truth is not bitter, just that people are bitter to the truth........[/quote]You forgot Kema Chikwe, Minister Of Aviation 1999- 2003. |
Before children of hate come and burn down all the buses. |
meobizy:Seven feet is massive.How long is yours? |
I shegzhkn:The slave mentality of the Nigeria’s south. |
Monogamy:Buhari tweet is also important but more important is the support twitter Is giving to criminals and terrorists. Please read what Garba Shehu said again. I’m sure you’re not one of the blind followers of the terrorist Nnamdi Kanu. |
phemmyfour:What do you know about human rights when you are supporting animals like Kanu? |
I phemmyfour:Rubbish. Who is ECOWAS ? There was no Twitter before 2006 and heavens did not fall. The Twitter ban in Nigeria is now 10 days old and heavens did not fall. I pray that the Twitter ban becomes permanent. |
owobokiri:IPOBs and Edo insist on being slaves. |
Z Vaughanlanrewaj:That’s NatanYahoo-Yahoo for you. |
SLAP44:You mean Biafra? May your prayers be answered. |
No be today yansh dey for back:
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SLAP44:United South is mirage . And if the impossible happens and it is formed, it will be twenty times worse than Nigeria. |
TheGoodJoe:Buhari is right. If you are so cruel and mindless as citizens to set fire to social assets like buses. It if fair to ask the people to walk , because they hate buses . Next time you hate the government you can burn the Lagos Ibadan railways including all the stations. I’m sure they can trek between lagos and Ibadan with no problem. A bunch of idiots! |
Lawalemi:But why did they burn the buses? I think Buhari is right - “ speaking to them in the language they will understand “. |
AntiBeEmCe:So in your tiny ignorant mind these people are actually criminals and terrorists? I think the Northerners are tolerating too much. When they have millions of your people in all nooks and corners of the north including Borno and Zamfara. Thank God they don’t think like you and your savage primitive people. |
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